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Daily Wrap · September 12, 2026 Saturday

FLASH: Composite +3.18%, closes 1,375.42

September 12, 2026 close | Rally day.

Composite: close 1,375.42, +3.18%. Open 1,333.08, high 1,380.72, low 1,327.02, prior close 1,333.03.

Breadth: 25 up, 12 down, 0 unchanged.

Top gainers: Milemark Digital (MRAX) +11.24%, Goodle Networks (GUGL) +9.99%, Rokku Streaming (ROKO) +9.20%.

Sectors: Internet & Software +6.53% strongest, Consumer -6.96% weakest.

Most active by turnover: Macrohard (JYFT) 1.50B CC; Goodle Networks (GUGL) 1.42B CC; Amazoom (AMZX) 1.36B CC.

Totals: turnover 13.51B CC, 72.43M shares, 903,265 trades.

MARKET: A key port shuts down and manufacturing deliveries across the city slip. MARKET: Demand forecasts are cut and the city's oil price falls to a low for the year. MARKET: Institutions across the city raise their AI computing spending plans in unison. HEALTHCARE: Several Healthcare companies post a clear improvement in production yields. DEFENSE & AEROSPACE: Several Defense & Aerospace companies deliver production lots ahead of plan. MATERIALS: Several Materials companies beat production line yield targets.

That is all.

Index

Close
1,375.42
Change
+3.18%
Prev close
1,333.03
Open
1,333.08
High
1,380.72
Low
1,327.02
Up / Down / Flat
25 / 12 / 0
Turnover
13.51B CC
Volume
72.43M shares

Top gainers

CompanySectorCloseChangeTurnover
MRAX Milemark DigitalInternet & Software37.10+11.24%72.28M CC
GUGL Goodle NetworksInternet & Software279.97+9.99%1.42B CC
ROKO Rokku StreamingInternet & Software116.12+9.20%270.66M CC
ETSX Artsee MarketplaceInternet & Software69.30+9.01%62.40M CC
FCOP Liberty CopperMaterials38.90+7.78%227.98M CC

Top losers

CompanySectorCloseChangeTurnover
CVAA Cavva KitchensConsumer95.82-11.08%83.67M CC
CELX Fahrenheit BeveragesConsumer84.66-7.44%176.15M CC
CPBX Campfield FoodsConsumer44.30-5.30%44.39M CC
PLDX Prologix RealtyReal Estate166.76-4.43%176.35M CC
WAMT Walmark StoresConsumer108.98-4.04%208.58M CC

Most traded

CompanySectorCloseChangeTurnover
JYFT MacrohardInternet & Software594.08+2.16%1.50B CC
GUGL Goodle NetworksInternet & Software279.97+9.99%1.42B CC
AMZX AmazoomInternet & Software374.87+5.34%1.36B CC
MEFA MetafaceInternet & Software757.05+7.09%1.31B CC
APLX Pear TechnologiesTech Hardware334.53+2.21%1.28B CC

Sector

SectorListingsAverage changeMost volatile
Internet & Software10+6.53%Milemark Digital +11.24%
Healthcare3+6.21%Irisview Medical +6.86%
Materials2+5.34%Liberty Copper +7.78%
Tech Hardware3+1.48%Pear Technologies +2.21%
Energy3+1.28%Stonearch Energy Services +6.88%
Defense & Aerospace2+1.06%Nucore Technologies +4.58%
Financials3+0.79%Stonebridge Financial +4.32%
Utilities2+0.57%Midland Utilities +0.84%
Autos & Mobility2-0.79%Pinkride Mobility -1.75%
Real Estate3-2.84%Prologix Realty -4.43%
Consumer4-6.96%Cavva Kitchens -11.08%

That day's news

  • City-wideA key port shuts down and manufacturing deliveries across the city slip

    A fictional hub port has shut down, pushing back electronics and vehicle delivery schedules across the city and lifting spot prices for raw materials.

  • City-wideDemand forecasts are cut and the city's oil price falls to a low for the year

    Lower demand forecasts and building inventories are pushing the city's fuel prices down. Travel and transport costs improve, while upstream Energy profit expectations narrow.

  • City-wideInstitutions across the city raise their AI computing spending plans in unison

    Several fictional institutions in MockTradeCity have raised their compute investment budgets at once. Chip and data center demand expectations climb, and the power load that comes with them rises in step.

  • City-wideA city drugmaker's pivotal Phase 3 trial hits its primary endpoint

    A fictional broad-spectrum therapy has significantly outperformed the control group in Phase 3, pulling approval expectations sharply forward. Healthcare is being re-rated as a whole, with online medicine and health insurance businesses benefiting alongside.

  • HealthcareSeveral Healthcare companies post a clear improvement in production yields

    A sector-wide move in Healthcare: Process adjustments have improved output stability and reduced waste.

  • Defense & AerospaceSeveral Defense & Aerospace companies deliver production lots ahead of plan

    A sector-wide move in Defense & Aerospace: Final assembly and inspection throughput improved together.

  • MaterialsSeveral Materials companies beat production line yield targets

    A sector-wide move in Materials: Capacity utilization and unit output rose together.

  • Defense & AerospaceSeveral Defense & Aerospace companies schedule retests on critical trials

    A sector-wide move in Defense & Aerospace: Data from some operating conditions fell short of the design margin.

  • ConsumerSeveral Consumer companies clear new product inventory slower than planned

    A sector-wide move in Consumer: Days of inventory rose in some channels.

  • Internet & SoftwareSeveral Internet & Software companies run ad load rates above expectations

    A sector-wide move in Internet & Software: Conversion on ads and value-added services is improving together.

  • MaterialsSeveral Materials companies bring new capacity into production smoothly

    A sector-wide move in Materials: The new unit started up on the first attempt and moved into stable operation.

  • Real EstateSeveral Real Estate companies report changes to their land banks

    A sector-wide move in Real Estate: Land bank size and mix show no notable change.

  • Internet & SoftwareSeveral Internet & Software companies keep cutting unit compute costs

    A sector-wide move in Internet & Software: Architecture optimization has lowered the resource cost per request.

  • ConsumerSeveral Consumer companies post strong first-wave sales of new products

    A sector-wide move in Consumer: New product sell-through and channel restocking both ran ahead of plan.

  • Real EstateSeveral Real Estate companies see occupancy slip

    A sector-wide move in Real Estate: Some properties face renewal negotiations and vacancy pressure.

  • ConsumerSeveral Consumer companies see same-store demand miss early-quarter expectations

    A sector-wide move in Consumer: Foot traffic and discretionary demand turned uneven.

  • Real EstateSeveral Real Estate companies break ground on more floor area than planned

    A sector-wide move in Real Estate: Funding and construction resources supported more project starts.

  • UtilitiesSeveral Utilities companies see unit operating costs increase

    A sector-wide move in Utilities: Equipment maintenance and resource spending exceeded the original budget.

  • GUGLGoodle Networks: Search ad conversion under short-term pressure

    Goodle Networks reports on search ad conversion: Some users are responding poorly to the redesigned workflows. Current business focus: Search, digital advertising, cloud, a voice assistant, video and autonomous-driving technology.

  • NVHDCoreforge Graphics: AI chip orders ahead of plan

    Coreforge Graphics reports on AI chip orders: Engineering efficiency gains put product milestones on track to land early. Current business focus: Designs AI accelerator chips, GPUs, parallel-computing platforms and data-center interconnects.

  • AMDXAdvanced Mini Devices: Console chip demand update

    Advanced Mini Devices reports on console chip demand: Current validation results have not deviated from the established roadmap. Current business focus: Processors and accelerators for PCs, game consoles, servers and AI computing.

  • GUGLGoodle Networks: AI assistant monetization ahead of plan

    Goodle Networks reports on AI assistant monetization: Conversion on ads and value-added services is improving together. Current business focus: Search, digital advertising, cloud, a voice assistant, video and autonomous-driving technology.

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